I find it incredibly ironic that I looked up "how to install a head unit," not even including a specific model of car and this video happens to feature my car. This should make my job a lot easier.
that's not what ironic means. Ironic would be if you researched tons of videos specifically looking for your model car, and you found every model except yours. That would be ironic. Pretty much the opposite of what happened to you.
What a solid video. Excellent editing, excellent examples, excellent explanation, smooth demonstrator. 5/5 Subscribed. I'll be installing my first car radio and this is the first video I have found to help me with the process. Nice job!
+Sonic Electronix could you possibly do an install on an 09 elantra I want to change my stereo out for an aftermarket one but I can't seem to find anything on here to see what I need for it please and thank you!
After more than 25 years of thinking installing a car stereo was impossible and unimaginable, this guy changed my mind in only 13 minutes! Sometimes our limitations only exist in our mind.😮 Thanks!!
Excellent install video. Very clear and concise and makes the viewer feel capable to preform the swap. Again excellent job with this video, I will definitely be a subscriber to your channel.
A wire harness allows you to keep your factory wiring plug in case you want to put your stock radio back in. The wire harness that you get with the new radio is designed to wire up to a special wire harness adapter that connects to the factory plug in your car. No splicing and figuring out wires necessary.
This video is super professional and you understand everything, watched it three times cus i'm installing a pioneer unit into my explorer and trying to learn everything, and you've made it by far the easiest out of everyone else on youtube. Thanks!
+Sonic Electronix Would love to install double din on my 2002 Chevy Avalanche. would it be as simple for me to install as this demonstration you made ? if so would love to see what you guys carry for me to install. Thanks !
LMAO I just realized when I installed my radio I didn’t unhook my battery’s and I blew a fuse. I didn’t have lights for a like a week Becuase I couldn’t figure out which fuse it was
Great video, btw! You explained how to do everything clearly and concisely. Made it look so easy. Really learned a lot watching your video. Thanks so much! :)
Excellent tutorial, guys. Very helpful and great for saving money. But I actually have a question regarding your installation kits for the single DIN. I noticed you don't have any for Mazdas. Does that mean I can't install a single DIN stereo to my 2007 Mazda 6? Or would Mazda simply fall under the Ford category since they're built under the same design? Thanks for sharing this awesome tutorial!
Thanks for being really helpful. I'm about to try this out Saturday or Sunday and I'll post how it went. I sincerely appreciate the non-condescending tone. Everything is new to everyone at some point and I'm glad I found a good resource like this.
excellent tutorial video, I'd like to add that once you've connected the wiring and slid the head unit back into place, it's a good idea to test it before fully installing all the dash trim, it's a bit easier to find out if there is a problem and correcting it then, rather than completing the install and find out then that there is an issue, it is rare with a new stereo install but it does happen... especially test everything prior to completing the install if you're installing a used head unit or if you've later pulled out the head unit to make connections for an amp or other accessory, visually reinspect all your connections also to insure everything is still in good condition
If your butt connectors are not the correct size, and your wire is cheap, you might have problems with the butt connectors. If everything is size matched, the protective shielding on the wire will hit a lip on the butt connector and make the wire stop, however the exposed wire should go into the center of the connector. The wire harnesses are color coded, so you can leave out the colors you don't need. Not all radios have all of the wire colors on a wiring harness.
I haven't switched out a stereo since the late 80's or early 90's. I wasn't sure I'd be able to handle any of the new stuff, but it appears to not have changed all that much. I don't know if the rest of your videos have the same production values, but you did a remarkable job on this one. It was laid out in an intuitive manner and standard terminology used is great for us lay people. Thank you for the post and it did it's job. I am going to look to purchase from you guys.
If you wanted to install a tablet, you would have to custom fabricate a mount for it or have someone do one for you. We do custom fabrications if you can ship us your dash panel. Connecting a tablet to a single DIN radio via USB or 3.5MM headphone jack is the easiest way to do it. You can hide the radio in the dash or glove box if you have room.
this really very simple .. the person in the video is very clever and very talented , he gave a very simple and clear explanation.. but i have questions ... what is the best kind of cars stereos that i might buy ? and does all car has the same size of stereos ?
You need an amplifier to run subwoofers, they cannot be powered by your stereo. Your stereo will connect to an amplifier which will then connect to your subwoofer(s). We do have a video on how to wire a subwoofer, we also have a Knowledge Base article written on how to do it located at the bottom of our website, just look for the link.
We offer free wiring harness and dash kit with any headunit purchase. All you need to do is add the headunit to your cart and checkout, you will be able to input your vehicle information and the items will appear automatically. However, if you have a specialty dash kit or wiring harness, we can't offer it for free.
If the radio is 7 inches wide or more, and if it is 4 inches high or more then you have a double din or the ability to have a double din. If you go to our website, you can input your vehicle information and our car fit guide will tell you. Just go to any radio and it there will be an option to choose your vehicle.
The CD player in the trunk would be removed. You would replace just the radio itself. Unfortunately, the Grand Marquis can only fit a single DIN or a DIN and a half radio. If you wanted a double DIN, it would require cutting into the dash.
Great video. Thanks for sharing man. But I am in a dilemma, here in Singapore I notice none of the mechanics disconnect the battery before working on the audio system of the car. Whenever i asked them why, they simply mentioned that there is "no need" for that. What is your opinion on this ??
Your power wire and accessory wires may not be connected correctly. The radio needs power from the battery, which is the red wires on the harness, and then it needs a 12V turn on signal, which should be the yellow wire.
There are tons of resources online that can help you install your radio. We do not have an install video for your vehicle. The kit will tell you what to use, some kits use the factory brackets, some use their own.
Because humans are judgmental creatures and you are attracted to this video because you wish to judge us on the content and quality of it in comparison to your own knowledge and experience? Or, perhaps because you love us!? :P
I have recently bought and purchased a Sony XAV 68-BT from you guys, and I installed it in my 2005 Mazda 3 and it looks great and sounds great. I just have one problem. When I turn my car off with my lights on, the beep beep doesn't go off anymore. I am wondering how do I fix this??
The vehicle has a wiring harness and the stereo will have a wiring harness. You need a special wire harness that connects from your vehicle to the new radio harness. That might be why you are confused.
Excellent presenter, awesome speaker, clear voice, professional feel, look and presentation. entire presentation / DYI experience made easy by how talking while doing and explaining what is being done. very nice job (could be a professional actor?)
More often then not, we tend to beat their prices apples to apples. They give out free shipping because you pay more for the items you are getting, so you are actually paying for shipping anyway.
We cannot offer specialty dash kits for free, they are simply too expensive and only certain vehicles require them. We will discount it for you though if you purchase it together with a headunit.
Yes, we will ask you for your vehicle info and provide a dash kit and wiring harness for free unless you have a specialty kit and harness, at which point we will discount them.
That is because you have a specialty harness which simply cannot be offered for free. The standard harness does not have any special circuitry, which most vehicles use.
Any Single DIN stereo will work for your vehicle if you have the Metra 89-9400 trim plate. Consider going with a nice Pioneer radio like the Pioneer DEH-P9400BH
Do all OEM radios have the orange/white wire so the LCD screen dims when I turn my headlights on? What if my OEM wire harness doesn't have the wire that will dim my LCD screen? I really want my screen to dim at night so the screen isn't so bright but I'm scared my stock factory radio (which is just like the one removed in this video) won't have that wire.
Graciel leal after some research, I think the harness adapter that you buy separately (specifically for your car) has the dimming wire and then you connect it to the dimming wire on the harness that comes with the double din. So it should dim
Dash kits are designed to fit aftermarket radios. All radios are single or double DIN and thus similar in size. You should have few problems with fitment.
***** No, you disconnect the Negative (Ground), not the positive. Because if that positive wire touches anything conductive, it'll create a spark (Current) which could lead to bad things :P
what you did there was called hardwireing its wrong on that car just use a pc2-17-4 then you go from the factory harness to iso. when you buy and after market radio it comes with iso to the plug that is specific the model stereo that way there's no cutting wiring it just plugs straight in!
It does not matter if you use crimp caps or butt connectors. We actually see butt connectors used more often then crimp caps. With a butt connector, you can slide some heat shrink over it and make a stronger hold for the wire. For the average install, butt connectors work perfectly. No if, ands, or butts :P
i did my first Radio install at 15years old ,I had no idea what I was doing but it was fun and now its so easy I've offered to install for fam/friends free just get me the supplies. This tutorial is very good and zip ties are better than tape ,I solder my connections tho.
You would need to buy the double DIN dash kit if it fits with one, check the Metra or Scosche website and input your vehicle info to see if they have some dash kits for you.
It's not really free dash kit or wiring harness because when I told one of your sales rep that I found a better price for this double din and he was like well do you need your dash kit and wiring harness if not then we can work something out but if you do need it then that's how much it will be.
So as you said YOU ARE THE ONLY COMPANY ON THE PLANET THAT MAKE THE ISO RADIO CONNECTORS, and if you get them from any other company, you are buying fraudulent merchandise....interesting, i've worked i the industry for twenty years and never heard or seen that! YES! Also you may have to use a pry tool or crow bar, over hear in england we use radio release keys, that designs are found on the makers websites or you email them and you cut it out of .5-1.5mm sheet metal to release it, I have never had to ever had to use a "pry tool" or CROW BAR (thats what CRIMINALS/BURGLARS use!!) Also I always take off the positive connection on the battery, because if you remove the negative and your hanging out of the car connecting some, lets say amplifier to the headunit to boot and am grounded my self and touch something live (if im connecting extra batteries or equipment, I DON@T want to electrocute MYSELF or severely damage the cars electronic system that could cause a very expensive repair bill (Oh yeah, I nearly forgot you are only stating that so your company can get some extra work and charge people through their teeth and nasal; cavities!) I personally hate companies that lie to potential customers to scare them so you can drum up some extra business, go suck a turkey, you twat!
so we still need that factory mounting bracket if we want to use an aftermarket double din stereo? Mine came with a single din radio, so I don't have the factory mounting bracket for double din. What can I do?
Had no idea that you could rollback from a Double Din to a Single Din until this video, this will save me some money. I really need to replace my police cruiser's extremely simple AM/FM-only radio
Yes I have a question can u do a new video about installation a Ford F-150 2006 truck! Cuz I have a 2006 Ford F-150. It say I have a aux On it! I went all over my truck looking for it n they haven't Install yet in that year on the truck!.. so plz help me out I'm trying to install truck stereo with wi-Fi n Bluetooth to connect to my iPhone 📱
im glad i live in this era where information is just so vast and free like this... thanks guy for the great tutorial
the worst part of installing is having to twist your body into unimaginable positions to screw things
+Will Lowe, not just with installing haha
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That's actually the sexiest part.
Try working on the clutch master cylinder, which is under the clutch petal
I find it incredibly ironic that I looked up "how to install a head unit," not even including a specific model of car and this video happens to feature my car. This should make my job a lot easier.
It was ment to be :)
the government are watching you
Ironic? I'd say serendipitous.
Same here
that's not what ironic means. Ironic would be if you researched tons of videos specifically looking for your model car, and you found every model except yours. That would be ironic. Pretty much the opposite of what happened to you.
What a solid video. Excellent editing, excellent examples, excellent explanation, smooth demonstrator. 5/5 Subscribed. I'll be installing my first car radio and this is the first video I have found to help me with the process. Nice job!
Uriah Graves Very happy to hear this video was helpful! That's what we strive for! :]
Sonic Electronix
+Sonic Electronix what about grounding?
+Sonic Electronix could you possibly do an install on an 09 elantra I want to change my stereo out for an aftermarket one but I can't seem to find anything on here to see what I need for it please and thank you!
And now I just sit in silence.
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Hearing clicks that work perfectly just feels so good lol idk why
Thanks for the compliments, we are doing our best to educate the car audio community. Glad to know we are on the right track. :)
After more than 25 years of thinking installing a car stereo was impossible and unimaginable, this guy changed my mind in only 13 minutes!
Sometimes our limitations only exist in our mind.😮
Thanks!!
What I primarily took away from this video is, "don't try this at home".
What on earth are you talking about? He showed us how easy it is
Excellent install video. Very clear and concise and makes the viewer feel capable to preform the swap. Again excellent job with this video, I will definitely be a subscriber to your channel.
A wire harness allows you to keep your factory wiring plug in case you want to put your stock radio back in. The wire harness that you get with the new radio is designed to wire up to a special wire harness adapter that connects to the factory plug in your car. No splicing and figuring out wires necessary.
This video is super professional and you understand everything, watched it three times cus i'm installing a pioneer unit into my explorer and trying to learn everything, and you've made it by far the easiest out of everyone else on youtube. Thanks!
Thankyou, your 7 years video still helping people until now
We appreciate the great feedback, that was exactly what we wanted to do. Thanks for letting us know we did a good job. :)
This is by far the best/most helpful installation video on RUclips. Thanks for the upload
ravensfootball52 Thanks! We love the feedback and am glad that it helped.
+Sonic Electronix Would love to install double din on my 2002 Chevy Avalanche. would it be as simple for me to install as this demonstration you made ? if so would love to see what you guys carry for me to install. Thanks !
LMAO I just realized when I installed my radio I didn’t unhook my battery’s and I blew a fuse. I didn’t have lights for a like a week Becuase I couldn’t figure out which fuse it was
5:00 I needed to mark this.
Great video, btw! You explained how to do everything clearly and concisely. Made it look so easy. Really learned a lot watching your video. Thanks so much! :)
Excellent tutorial, guys. Very helpful and great for saving money. But I actually have a question regarding your installation kits for the single DIN. I noticed you don't have any for Mazdas. Does that mean I can't install a single DIN stereo to my 2007 Mazda 6? Or would Mazda simply fall under the Ford category since they're built under the same design? Thanks for sharing this awesome tutorial!
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Thanks for being really helpful. I'm about to try this out Saturday or Sunday and I'll post how it went.
I sincerely appreciate the non-condescending tone. Everything is new to everyone at some point and I'm glad I found a good resource like this.
my audi is a6 c5 2001 but its have single din radio so can this fit in my car
Very professional explanation bro You're a pro!
excellent tutorial video, I'd like to add that once you've connected the wiring and slid the head unit back into place, it's a good idea to test it before fully installing all the dash trim, it's a bit easier to find out if there is a problem and correcting it then, rather than completing the install and find out then that there is an issue, it is rare with a new stereo install but it does happen...
especially test everything prior to completing the install if you're installing a used head unit or if you've later pulled out the head unit to make connections for an amp or other accessory, visually reinspect all your connections also to insure everything is still in good condition
If your butt connectors are not the correct size, and your wire is cheap, you might have problems with the butt connectors. If everything is size matched, the protective shielding on the wire will hit a lip on the butt connector and make the wire stop, however the exposed wire should go into the center of the connector. The wire harnesses are color coded, so you can leave out the colors you don't need. Not all radios have all of the wire colors on a wiring harness.
I haven't switched out a stereo since the late 80's or early 90's. I wasn't sure I'd be able to handle any of the new stuff, but it appears to not have changed all that much. I don't know if the rest of your videos have the same production values, but you did a remarkable job on this one. It was laid out in an intuitive manner and standard terminology used is great for us lay people. Thank you for the post and it did it's job. I am going to look to purchase from you guys.
If you wanted to install a tablet, you would have to custom fabricate a mount for it or have someone do one for you. We do custom fabrications if you can ship us your dash panel. Connecting a tablet to a single DIN radio via USB or 3.5MM headphone jack is the easiest way to do it. You can hide the radio in the dash or glove box if you have room.
this really very simple .. the person in the video is very clever and very talented , he gave a very simple and clear explanation.. but i have questions ... what is the best kind of cars stereos that i might buy ? and does all car has the same size of stereos ?
Looks like nobody wants to help you.
You need an amplifier to run subwoofers, they cannot be powered by your stereo. Your stereo will connect to an amplifier which will then connect to your subwoofer(s). We do have a video on how to wire a subwoofer, we also have a Knowledge Base article written on how to do it located at the bottom of our website, just look for the link.
Nice video. The guy has the typical car salesman look and tone. haha
We offer free wiring harness and dash kit with any headunit purchase. All you need to do is add the headunit to your cart and checkout, you will be able to input your vehicle information and the items will appear automatically. However, if you have a specialty dash kit or wiring harness, we can't offer it for free.
OH WOW HE DOESN'T! :O
If the radio is 7 inches wide or more, and if it is 4 inches high or more then you have a double din or the ability to have a double din. If you go to our website, you can input your vehicle information and our car fit guide will tell you. Just go to any radio and it there will be an option to choose your vehicle.
That's it? You made it look so easy! I can't wait to try this on mine ❤️ thank you so much!
Lol that's cute a girl installing a radio
I actually did perfectly fine , thanks.
I'd like to see the install . You got any pics you can show me ?
+john thompson installed the basic Pinoneer x5800bhs to my Toyota. That's it
Did you have any trouble installing it?
The CD player in the trunk would be removed. You would replace just the radio itself. Unfortunately, the Grand Marquis can only fit a single DIN or a DIN and a half radio. If you wanted a double DIN, it would require cutting into the dash.
Great video. Thanks for sharing man. But I am in a dilemma, here in Singapore I notice none of the mechanics disconnect the battery before working on the audio system of the car. Whenever i asked them why, they simply mentioned that there is "no need" for that. What is your opinion on this ??
Your power wire and accessory wires may not be connected correctly. The radio needs power from the battery, which is the red wires on the harness, and then it needs a 12V turn on signal, which should be the yellow wire.
Excellent video! I installed an aftermarket stereo for the 1st time. This video helped me out tremendously
There are tons of resources online that can help you install your radio. We do not have an install video for your vehicle. The kit will tell you what to use, some kits use the factory brackets, some use their own.
Excellent thorough explanation.
Because humans are judgmental creatures and you are attracted to this video because you wish to judge us on the content and quality of it in comparison to your own knowledge and experience? Or, perhaps because you love us!? :P
I have recently bought and purchased a Sony XAV 68-BT from you guys, and I installed it in my 2005 Mazda 3 and it looks great and sounds great. I just have one problem. When I turn my car off with my lights on, the beep beep doesn't go off anymore. I am wondering how do I fix this??
If you want to build it yourself just google for 'inplix' . I know you will find good solutions for your idea.
May I know the Model# of that JVC you're installing do you still have that in stocks... I want the one where there's a GPS and Back Up Camera
The vehicle has a wiring harness and the stereo will have a wiring harness. You need a special wire harness that connects from your vehicle to the new radio harness. That might be why you are confused.
Excellent presenter, awesome speaker, clear voice, professional feel, look and presentation.
entire presentation / DYI experience made easy by how talking while doing and explaining what is being done.
very nice job (could be a professional actor?)
More often then not, we tend to beat their prices apples to apples. They give out free shipping because you pay more for the items you are getting, so you are actually paying for shipping anyway.
This guy is a really good presenter!
That is because he has limited thoughts about anything else about the car mechanics. Really concentrated effort. It works well for him.
We cannot offer specialty dash kits for free, they are simply too expensive and only certain vehicles require them. We will discount it for you though if you purchase it together with a headunit.
Great video. Concise and comprehensive.
Was a huge help for my install. Thank you.
Yes, we will ask you for your vehicle info and provide a dash kit and wiring harness for free unless you have a specialty kit and harness, at which point we will discount them.
Great vid! Very detailed and just what a novice like me needs. Thanks!
That is because you have a specialty harness which simply cannot be offered for free. The standard harness does not have any special circuitry, which most vehicles use.
DISCONNECT THE NEGATIVE ON THE BATTERY.....
Wtf?... It's merely a ground.
Any Single DIN stereo will work for your vehicle if you have the Metra 89-9400 trim plate. Consider going with a nice Pioneer radio like the Pioneer DEH-P9400BH
Do all OEM radios have the orange/white wire so the LCD screen dims when I turn my headlights on? What if my OEM wire harness doesn't have the wire that will dim my LCD screen? I really want my screen to dim at night so the screen isn't so bright but I'm scared my stock factory radio (which is just like the one removed in this video) won't have that wire.
I really want to know as well!
Graciel leal after some research, I think the harness adapter that you buy separately (specifically for your car) has the dimming wire and then you connect it to the dimming wire on the harness that comes with the double din. So it should dim
Dash kits are designed to fit aftermarket radios. All radios are single or double DIN and thus similar in size. You should have few problems with fitment.
I have these thoughts, so often i ought, to replace that slot with what i once bough, 'Cause somebody stole my car radio,And now I just sit in silence
I get it!
***** what the fuck are you talking about
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I'm forced to deal with what I feel.
Yes it is. If it measure 7 inches across and 4 inches high or more then it will fit a double DIN, you just might need a dash kit.
NEVER DISCONNECT A POSITIVE CABLE WITH A NEGATIVE STILL ATTACHED! OMG NEVER DO IT AGAIN!
he disconnected the battery.......
XtremuZ JStemp17 is completely correct. ALWAYS disconnect the danger (positive) before you disconnect the safety (negative).
***** No, you disconnect the Negative (Ground), not the positive. Because if that positive wire touches anything conductive, it'll create a spark (Current) which could lead to bad things :P
Most installs are not that difficult. Besides, if you have problems, give us a call and we can help you out! :)
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What brand/model was that single din head unit at 10:43? Never seen a single din with a screen that big.
ChuBroSki same thing I'm trying to figure out
We can't make a dedicated video for it, but the installation for that vehicle shouldn't be that difficult.
What kind of stereo is that single din? I uave never seen anything like that
*****
Best practice is to remove the negative battery terminal connection before performing any electrical work.
what you did there was called hardwireing its wrong on that car just use a pc2-17-4 then you go from the factory harness to iso. when you buy and after market radio it comes with iso to the plug that is specific the model stereo that way there's no cutting wiring it just plugs straight in!
I’m not a car guy but he’s convinced me I’m capable
How does your car need 4 sets of RCAs? What radio do you have? What is your system like right now?
No, you will need the Metra 99-2003 dash kit and a wiring harness to make it fit in perfectly.
You might need the Metra 70-8901 wiring harness. It might not need a dash kit though.
It is possible you have an amplified system, which would require the RCA cables.
It does not matter if you use crimp caps or butt connectors. We actually see butt connectors used more often then crimp caps. With a butt connector, you can slide some heat shrink over it and make a stronger hold for the wire. For the average install, butt connectors work perfectly. No if, ands, or butts :P
Thanks , by following the steps you put forth... it would be pretty hard to screw up... thank you.
Works for us, we are happy you even watched some of it. :)
Do I really need to rewire everything? What if the factory cables already pop into an aftermarket stereo? Would I be good to go?
Installed it in the parking brake where it is meant to go.
i did my first Radio install at 15years old ,I had no idea what I was doing but it was fun and now its so easy I've offered to install for fam/friends free just get me the supplies. This tutorial is very good and zip ties are better than tape ,I solder my connections tho.
We do not have those ones you need to go to your dealer.
#1 sonic salesperson and you know it!
You would need to buy the double DIN dash kit if it fits with one, check the Metra or Scosche website and input your vehicle info to see if they have some dash kits for you.
Go to RUclips and Type in "VW PASSAT 2006-2010 RADIO REMOVAL" and you will find a video by Enfig with a step by step on how to remove the radio. :)
I cant find a single touch screen that fits 2005 Audi A6 2.4l quattro
It is included if you input your vehicle information. Some vehicles will require you to pay for the kit and harness if they have premium systems.
The single DIN touchscreen radio is the JVC KD-AVX77
Excellent, but I would test the unit, prior to putting everything back together.
Awesome, :D
We are really happy that you enjoyed the video. We love it when people can do their own work.
my audi is a6 c5 2001 but it has 1 din radio
can this fit to me
this is how mine it looks
Yes we do, if you go to our website you can get shipping quotes to UK on all of our items when you go to checkout.
We are thinking about it, Mr Anderson. However, we don't want you going into the Matrix to give us bugs or viruses. :P
We have been offering free dash kits and wire harnesses for many many years... maybe even since we started up. :)
The JVC KD-AVX77 headunit is on our website.
It's not really free dash kit or wiring harness because when I told one of your sales rep that I found a better price for this double din and he was like well do you need your dash kit and wiring harness if not then we can work something out but if you do need it then that's how much it will be.
Thanks for the steps now I can do something special for my dad's birthbay!
So as you said YOU ARE THE ONLY COMPANY ON THE PLANET THAT MAKE THE ISO RADIO CONNECTORS, and if you get them from any other company, you are buying fraudulent merchandise....interesting, i've worked i the industry for twenty years and never heard or seen that! YES! Also you may have to use a pry tool or crow bar, over hear in england we use radio release keys, that designs are found on the makers websites or you email them and you cut it out of .5-1.5mm sheet metal to release it, I have never had to ever had to use a "pry tool" or CROW BAR (thats what CRIMINALS/BURGLARS use!!) Also I always take off the positive connection on the battery, because if you remove the negative and your hanging out of the car connecting some, lets say amplifier to the headunit to boot and am grounded my self and touch something live (if im connecting extra batteries or equipment, I DON@T want to electrocute MYSELF or severely damage the cars electronic system that could cause a very expensive repair bill (Oh yeah, I nearly forgot you are only stating that so your company can get some extra work and charge people through their teeth and nasal; cavities!) I personally hate companies that lie to potential customers to scare them so you can drum up some extra business, go suck a turkey, you twat!
do you have a amplified, factory sound system? If so, this could be the issue.
u didn’t show how u solder but dope vid!
Please give us a call at 18772897664.
so we still need that factory mounting bracket if we want to use an aftermarket double din stereo? Mine came with a single din radio, so I don't have the factory mounting bracket for double din.
What can I do?
Had no idea that you could rollback from a Double Din to a Single Din until this video, this will save me some money. I really need to replace my police cruiser's extremely simple AM/FM-only radio
Yes I have a question can u do a new video about installation a Ford F-150 2006 truck! Cuz I have a 2006 Ford F-150. It say I have a aux On it! I went all over my truck looking for it n they haven't Install yet in that year on the truck!.. so plz help me out I'm trying to install truck stereo with wi-Fi n Bluetooth to connect to my iPhone 📱
We always have offered this, for many many many years!
Sonic Electronix I need some bud connectors
So you no longer have to cut wires coming from the car? You just have to strip and crimp wires that's provided?
slimgoody503 Yes, metra harnesses designed for your car. Saves so much time and keeps everything on your car (wire-wise) in tact.